Sentence examples for issues that would decide from inspiring English sources

Without military or civilian aides, Mr. Hagel himself took extensive notes as the sergeants and petty officers poured out their concerns about pay, benefits, training and sexual assault — issues that would decide whether they make the military a way of life or just a way station in life.

She said Israel was not the issue that would decide the election, calling it "a distraction".

The vote was clearly painted by David Cameron and others as being one that would decide the issue of the EU once and for all.

If we met such a species, there would be no experiment that would decide the issue.

The moment that would decide the Ryder Cup.

Long after all play had ended, it had to decide an issue that would determine the result of the Reisinger Knockout Team Championship.

Sources said there were two key issues that would be decided in the talks, which will take place over the next 24 hours: whether registers of the beneficiaries of offshore accounts would be made public and whether a G8 deal to exchange tax information would be open to poor nations.

Their workload has swelled in recent years, turnover is high and greenhorns end up deciding issues that would stump seasoned experts.

In divorce mediation, you and your spouse together, with the help of a qualified neutral mediator, will address all of issues that a judge would decide: property and debt division, support issues and child custody (in mediation called a "parenting plan").

"If Mrs. Clinton lived in New York City, she would know that it is the corporation counsel that analyzes these issues" and would decide whether the city should join in such an effort, she said.

When the judge later clarified that the law should remain in effect pending appeals, Mr. Parnell issued a statement saying that Alaska would decide how to put the law into effect "on a case-by-case basis," with the goal of using "state resources for state-based health care solutions to increase access and improve affordability, rather than become more entangled".